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Java directly on Xen

76 pointsby woobyover 15 years ago

7 comments

rykovover 15 years ago
As JVM gets closer to being the de-facto VM for running any language (Jython, jRuby, Scala, Java, etc), the possibility of higher performance by running the VM "closer to metal" is quite exciting. I commend Sun on pushing JVM beyond just Java.
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antonovkaover 15 years ago
What I like most about this idea is that system administration via init scripts, et al, can just go away -- presumably one will have APIs for interacting with the available hardware, necessary 'OS' services, etc.<p>It'd make automated deployment of systems even more manageable -- turtles all the way down.
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timfover 15 years ago
BEA LiquidVM has been doing this for several years. Don't know what happened to it after Oracle acquired BEA...
yasonover 15 years ago
Just add Clojure and we're back to the future of Lisp machines.
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adatta02over 15 years ago
pretty neat. but what happens to OS level abstractions like the file system, sockets, ect?
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cinklerover 15 years ago
Is it simillar concept as JNode ( <a href="http://www.jnode.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.jnode.org</a> )?
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c00p3rover 15 years ago
What is the last kernel which supports Xen dom0?<p>And the slogan is: We put outdated buzzowords together!